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Ontario-aligned ยท Grade 5

Grade 5 Math curriculum practice

Number, algebra, data, spatial sense, and financial literacy practice based on the Ontario Mathematics Curriculum. Brightwick breaks the roadmap into short, focused goals that children can practise independently and revisit when a concept needs more time.

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Curriculum strands
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Topics
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Lesson goals
Roadmap status: lesson availability grows throughout early access. This page shows the complete set of learning goals Brightwick is working toward; some lessons may still be in review. See our mapping and approval method โ†’

Math strand

Number

Numbers and Place Value

Place value to 100 000 and beyond, comparing and rounding.

Learning goals

  • Place Value to 100 000Identify digit values up to the hundred-thousands place.
  • Comparing and Ordering Large NumbersCompare and order numbers beyond 10 000.
  • Rounding Large NumbersRound large numbers to a given place value.
  • Powers of TenSee how digits shift when multiplying by 10, 100, and 1000.

Multiplication and Division

Multi-digit multiplication and division strategies.

Learning goals

  • Multiplying Two-Digit NumbersMultiply a two-digit number by a two-digit number.
  • Long DivisionDivide three-digit numbers by a one-digit number.
  • Dividing by Two-Digit NumbersDivide by a two-digit number with estimation.
  • Order of OperationsApply order of operations to simple expressions.

Fractions

Equivalent fractions, comparing unlike fractions, and adding.

Learning goals

  • Equivalent FractionsGenerate equivalent fractions by multiplying or dividing.
  • Comparing Unlike FractionsCompare fractions with different denominators.
  • Adding and Subtracting FractionsAdd and subtract fractions with like denominators.
  • Improper Fractions and Mixed NumbersConvert between improper fractions and mixed numbers.
  • Fractions of an AmountFind a fraction of a whole-number amount.

Decimals

Tenths and hundredths, comparing, rounding, and operations.

Learning goals

  • Tenths and HundredthsRead and write decimals to hundredths.
  • Comparing DecimalsCompare and order decimals using place value.
  • Rounding DecimalsRound decimals to the nearest whole or tenth.
  • Adding and Subtracting DecimalsAdd and subtract decimals by lining up the point.
  • Decimals and PercentsConnect decimals, fractions, and percents.

Math strand

Algebra

Patterns and Algebraic Expressions

Pattern rules, expressions, and solving for a variable.

Learning goals

  • Patterns and RulesWrite a rule for a pattern using words and numbers.
  • Variables and ExpressionsUse a letter to stand for an unknown number.
  • Solving Simple EquationsSolve one-step equations for the unknown.
  • Coordinate GridsPlot and read points on the first quadrant of a grid.

Math strand

Data

Data and Probability

Line graphs, the mean and median, and probability.

Learning goals

  • Reading Broken-Line GraphsInterpret a broken-line graph over time.
  • Mean and MedianFind the mean and median of a data set.
  • Choosing the Right GraphMatch a data set to a suitable graph type.
  • Probability as a FractionExpress the probability of an event as a fraction.

Math strand

Spatial Sense

Geometry, Measurement, and Volume

Measuring angles, area, volume, capacity, and unit conversions.

Learning goals

  • Measuring AnglesMeasure and draw angles with a protractor.
  • Classifying TrianglesClassify triangles by sides and angles.
  • Area of RectanglesCalculate the area of rectangles and compound shapes.
  • Volume and CapacityFind the volume of rectangular prisms in cubic units.
  • Converting UnitsConvert between metric units of length and mass.

Math strand

Financial Literacy

Money, Budgets, and Saving

Budgets, saving and spending, and simple money decisions.

Learning goals

  • Making a BudgetBuild a simple budget from income and expenses.
  • Saving and SpendingCompare saving and spending choices.
  • Calculating Totals and ChangeFind totals, tax-free, and change for purchases.

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Curriculum reference: official Ontario Mathematics Curriculum โ†—